URGENT: We are asking you to contact your Senators to prioritize America's 250th anniversary in Congress's appropriations process. We ask that you contact your Senators to sign onto the letter at the link by this Wednesday, May 15. aaslh.org/senate-250-fun…

The Inclusive Historian's Handbook, cosponsored by AASLH and NCPH is a dynamic reference source supporting inclusive and equity-focused historical work in public settings by sharing a knowledge base that invites more people to engage in history projects. inclusivehistorian.com

In a new post on the AASLH Blog, Bruce Dearstyne highlights several topics in state and local history that merit more research, publication, and promotion in public programs. Some of the topics can provide ideas for America 250 programs or exhibits. aaslh.org/unexplored-top…

The Religious History Affinity Community provides a forum in which the history of all faith communities may be shared, understood, and appreciated. To learn more about this community, please visit aaslh.org/communities/re….

The latest issue of AASLH's member magazine, History News, is now available and includes our new Technical Leaflet. This volume discusses gender discrimination and sexual harassment in history organizations. Members can read the issue at learn.aaslh.org/p/HN2023_78_3.

Join our 'Jingle All the Way: Maximizing Your Museum's Holiday Potential' webinar taking place on July 23 to discover how your historic house or history museum can leverage December's holiday season to enhance community engagement. Learn more at tinyurl.com/AASLHJingleWeb….

Your contributions to the Annual Fund allow us to help history organizations best serve their local communities by connecting them to cutting-edge innovations happening in the history field. You can make a donation at tinyurl.com/AASLHDonate24.

The Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko Memorial Scholarship, Douglas Evelyn Diversity Fellowships, and Small Museums Scholarships are the three programs that AASLH offers to assist those who would like to attend the AASLH Annual Conference. Learn more and apply at tinyurl.com/AASLH2024.

URGENT: We are asking you to contact your Senators to prioritize America's 250th anniversary in Congress's appropriations process. We ask that you contact your Senators to sign onto the letter at the link by next Wednesday, May 15. aaslh.org/senate-250-fun…

During our 'A Roadmap to NAGPRA Compliance' webinar, NAGPRA consultant Jan Bernstein will provide a roadmap to repatriation under the new regulations and share info about additional training opportunities. The webinar is May 15 at 3 p.m. ET. Register at tinyurl.com/AASLHNAGPRA.

Our 'Collections Camp: Textiles' two-day workshop will focus on the care and conservation of textiles in museum collections. This workshop will be held in Hartford, CT on June 17 – 18. Save $50 when you register by May 20. Register at tinyurl.com/CollectionsCWo….

Celebrate Jewish American History Month with the newest title in the AASLH Book Series. 'Exploring American Jewish History through 50 Historic Treasures' offers new perspectives on the rich complexities of Jewish experiences in America. Purchase at tinyurl.com/yu69wue6.

This #CivicLearningWeek , our partner American Association for State and Local History provided their Civic Education and Engagement Resource Kit, connecting the bridge between civics education and history! bit.ly/3Qv18M5

Registration for Summer Online Courses closes in one week on May 13th. Spots are still available in Introduction to Financial Management. You can register at learn.aaslh.org/upcoming-events.

May is Preservation Month and you can highlight the work you do in historic preservation with the free Saving Places digital marketing kit. The theme of Preservation Month this year is 'People Saving Places.'
savingplaces.org/stories/preser…

Keep up with others working in historic house museums with AASLH's Historic House Museum Community Google Group. You can ask questions, share resources and news, and stay connected on the latest trends. Click the Ask to Join Group button to gain access at tinyurl.com/HistoricHouseG….

A session at the 2024 AASLH Annual Conference will highlight 'Wisconsin Adventures,' a game that combines the stories and legends of the state's past with the deep learning opportunities of fantasy roleplaying games. aaslh.org/calling-all-ga…

Congrats to the City of Toronto (Canada), which earned a Gold Certificate in the AASLH Standards and Excellence Program for History Organizations (STEPS) and the Lorain (OH) Historical Society, which earned a Silver Certificate. Learn more about STEPS at aaslh.org/professional-d….

New on our blog, Alexandra Rasic discusses four areas of concerns identified by participants in a session about the health of volunteer programs at last year's AASLH Annual Conference. Read the post for more information and how you can share your feedback. aaslh.org/the-health-of-…

Feeling underprepared to comply with NAGPRA? During our 'A Roadmap to NAGPRA Compliance' webinar at 3 p.m. ET on May 15, Jan Bernstein will provide a pathway to repatriation under the new regulations and share info about additional training. Register at tinyurl.com/AASLHNAGPRA.